Web Design in Tampa
I live and work in Tampa, and I build the kind of website a local business actually needs: fast on a phone, clear about what you do, and easy to call from. Most of my clients are here in Tampa Bay, and most of them found me the same way their customers will find them.
Based in Tampa, serving Tampa and the rest of Tampa Bay. I read every message myself and reply within one business day.
Based here in Tampa, I design and build websites for local businesses that need more customers, not more complications. My name is Roger de Oca. I have been building sites since 2021, and right now I maintain fourteen client sites plus two of my own, across eight industries. Every one of those sites exists for the same reason: to turn a Google search into a phone call.
Your next customer is searching right now
Tampa is a big, competitive market. When someone in Seminole Heights needs a roofer, or a family near Westchase is looking for a new clinic, they do not scroll through Facebook hoping to stumble on you. They search. If your business does not show up with a fast, clear website, the call goes to a competitor who does.
A Facebook page cannot do that job on its own. You do not control it, parts of it are hidden from people without an account, and it looks like every other page on the platform. A real website is yours. It works for you at two in the morning, it never changes its rules on you, and it presents your business exactly the way you want.
What I build
I build fast, bilingual websites that do three things well:
- Load quickly on a phone, because that is where most Tampa searches happen
- Say clearly what you do, where you work, and why someone should trust you
- Make the call easy, with your phone number one tap away on every page
English and Spanish are both first class here. Tampa is a bilingual city, and a site that speaks both languages reaches customers most of your competitors ignore. I write each version properly for its audience instead of running one through a translator, because your Spanish speaking customers can tell the difference.
Industries I know well in Tampa
Since 2021 I have built and maintained sites for medical practices, roofing and construction companies, welding and fabrication shops, and local retail stores, among others. These are businesses where a website is not decoration. It has to answer real questions fast: do you take my insurance, do you handle my kind of roof, can you machine this part, are you open right now. I know what those visitors need to see, and I build pages around it. The medical side runs deeper than the portfolio suggests: I am also the founder of DEOCAs LLC, a studio at deocas.com that builds websites and software only for the medical sector, and Tampa Bay practices are exactly who that work is for.
How working together goes
Most of the work happens over video calls and email. You tell me about your business, I show you drafts, you react, and we adjust until it is right. There are no office visits and no paperwork marathons. Because I live here in Tampa, meeting in person is easy whenever it actually helps, whether that is coffee near your shop or a walkthrough at your job site.
After launch I do not disappear. Every site I have built since 2021 is still under my active care, which means updates, fixes, and small changes are handled without drama.
Local SEO in Tampa, without the hype
Nobody can honestly promise you the number one spot on Google, and you should be careful with anyone who does. Tampa has a lot of businesses fighting for the same searches. What I can do is build the foundation correctly: a genuinely fast site, pages that match what Tampa customers actually type into Google, accurate business information everywhere it appears, and content in both English and Spanish. That is what moves a local business up the results over time. It is steady work, not magic, and I will always tell you what is realistic for your industry.
What it costs
Starting at $1,497, one time. That number is a floor rather than a set price, because two Tampa businesses with the same page count rarely need the same site. What moves it is how many pages you need and how they have to be structured, who writes the content, whether the site is in one language or in English and Spanish, and what the site has to do besides inform. You get the full number in writing before any work begins, so you always know exactly what you are paying for and what you are getting.
From there the site continues on a monthly plan starting at $99 a month, and that fee is quoted against your own site, because a heavier site costs more to keep healthy. The plan covers hosting and SSL, updates, security, uptime monitoring, domain management, the changes agreed for your plan, and ongoing SEO monitoring and optimization.
If you run a business in Tampa and your website is not bringing you calls, or you do not have one yet, let's fix that.
Recent work
Sites I designed, built and still maintain today. Open any of them and try it on your phone.
- Weld Vision GroupA bilingual site for a mobile welding company that answers the phone itself.
- Colossus ConstructionA construction and roofing site built to turn storm-season searches into calls.
- MYSS JewelryDesign and brand presence for a gold jewelry store in Town N' Country, Tampa.
- Jason M. Goldman, MDA physician's practice site built to answer what patients ask before they call.
What I build for businesses here
Where I work
Same process and the same person, across Tampa Bay and the rest of the state.
Common questions
Do we need to meet in person?
No. Everything can be done over video calls and email, and most of my clients prefer it that way. That said, I am based here in Tampa, so if a face to face meeting helps, we can make it happen anywhere around Tampa Bay.
Do you build websites in Spanish?
Yes. Bilingual English and Spanish sites are one of my specialties. Tampa is a bilingual city, and a site that speaks both languages reaches customers your competitors are missing. Each version is written properly for its audience, not run through a translator.
Do you only work with Tampa businesses?
No. Tampa is home base, but I work with businesses across the whole Tampa Bay area, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, and beyond. The process is remote friendly, so distance is never a problem.
How long does a website take?
Most projects go from first call to launch in a few weeks. The biggest variable is usually how quickly you can review drafts and send me your photos and business details. I keep the process simple so it moves fast.
Ready when you are
Tell me about your business in four short steps. I reply within one business day.